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    HM Magazine #76/Ramsie Shick

    Ramsie Shick

    Live at the Door

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label Crucible ArtistsHM Magazine #76March 1999
    acoustic rockrock

    When we reviewed her last album a year or so ago, we knew good things were in store for her. Sure enough, she's caused quite a stir with her passionate, rousing and intense acoustic- based rock. There's plenty of electric guitar fills on this album, but it's the electricity in her voice that sets this artist apart. Imagine Grace Slick, Melissa Etheridge, and Alanis Morissette with their fingers stuck in a light socket. Here's a full-length 8-song live set that captures Ramsie in her raw best. Catch this artist now if you want to be in the "I'm cool, because I liked her before she was huge" crowd.

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